(A1) Probiotics Vs Prebiotics
(A1) Probiotics Vs Prebiotics
(A1) Probiotics Vs Prebiotics
PREBIOTICS
BY TERESA VAN DER HOEK
TABLE
OF
CONTEN 01
PROBIOTICS
TS What are probiotics?
02
PREBIOTICS
What are prebiotics?
03
PREBIOTICS OR PROBIOTICS??
04
EVALUATION
Which supplements should be added to the school menu and why?
Probiotics are live bacteria
found in certain
supplements and foods such
as kimchi, kombucha,
PROBIOTICS yakult, and yogurt which
can provide numerous
health benefits. Probiotics
can help with digestive
problems, oral health, the
immunity system, among
other issues. Some side
effects of taking probiotic
supplements include mild
gas and bloating when
you’re gut is unbalanced
(meaning not having enough
prebiotic supplements in
your diet to fuel probiotics).
Prebiotics are plant fibres that
PREBIOTICS feed the good bacteria in your
gut. We find prebiotics in a
variety of food including
bananas, leeks, and wheat.
Prebiotics can help promote
health in the digestive system
and help fuel and kick start
the probiotics that enter your
body. Some side effects of
prebiotics include mild gas and
bloating when your gut is
unbalanced.
Keeping your gut bacteria
PREBIOTICS OR
balanced is key when it
PROBIOTICS? comes to your overall
health. In other words
prebiotics are the fuel that
probiotics use to regulate a
well functioning and
balanced gut. To be able to
achieve this, consume
plenty of both prebiotic
and probiotic supplements
by incorporating them into
your diet.
EVALUAT PREBIOTIC PROBIOTIC
ION SUPPLEMENT SUPPLEMENT